M4 Sherman Po River - Diorama of the Day

This beautiful and creative diorama was created by Len Philpot and it depicts a US M4 tank submerged in the Po River flood in Italy. The crew is working frantically to secure the tank and salvage their possessions. Len has used the Verlinden 'sunken sherman' kit for the diorama, which has been sold to a private collector in Spain.

The piece is in 35th. scale and was first published on missing-lynx.com and if you follow the link you can see a lot more pictures.

-Kasper

D-Day Sherman - Diorama of the day

by Kasper Fischer

This is technically a vignette but let's call it a diorama. Otherwise I have to change the name of the segment and I really like it. This beautiful piece is constructed by Cheehong Ahn and posted on missing-lynx.com. I really think Cheehong has been able to tell a story through the simplicity of this diorama.

  

The original Sherman tank on the D-Day beach.

Normandy 1944 - Diorama of the Day

by Kasper Fischer

This extensive and highly detailed diorama is done by another blogger from Poland. Lukas's blog (coldemons) is defernatley worth checking out. He has a lot of excellent tanks, AFV's and dioramas. I actually think the everybody in Poland are doing scale models because I keep running into the most talented artists. All from Poland. 

M4 High Speed Tractor - Diorama of the Day

by Kasper Fischer

I have this Hobby Boss kit in my stash and I'm really been looking forward to getting started. Unfortunately I don't have as much time in the workshop as I would like. I guess that's something most of us have to deal with but then it's lucky we can look at other peoples work.

This Beautiful diorama of the M4 High Speed Tractor is done by K of Kawiarenka Modelarska. He is a Polish model builder on Blogspot and is deferentially worth following. He mainly builds Armor and AFV's but he also has some beautiful airplanes in his gallery. 

 

Mr. Scratch Mod

by Kasper Fischer

Rob Ferreira aka Mr. Scratch Mod just started a new series on his YouTube channel. He is new to YouTube and his videos are still a little rough around the edges but his skills are unprecedented... I have never seen the beauty of destruction, decay and rust replicated as fine as in his work. I'm really looking forward to see more work from his hands and some more great tutorials on YouTube. Right now he's working on a range target M4 Sherman.